Extract emails from text
Find email addresses in text or HTML and produce a deduplicated list.
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How to extract email addresses from text
The tool finds email addresses in plain text and HTML fragments, preserves their first-seen order, and removes exact duplicates.
It is useful for contact lists, form submissions, exports, correspondence, and other data where email addresses are mixed with surrounding text.
Extraction runs locally in the browser. You can copy the resulting list or open it in the Textria notebook.
How to use Extract emails from text
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Paste the source text or HTML into the input field.
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Click Process to extract the selected data type.
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Copy the result or open it in the Textria notebook.
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Choose another focused extractor or open the main tool to find all supported data types at once.
Frequently asked questions
Are duplicate emails removed?
Yes. Each identical address appears only once.
Can emails be extracted from HTML?
Yes. HTML entities are decoded before addresses are extracted.
Are contacts sent to a server?
No. Processing runs locally in your browser.